Waterloo launches Celebration 2017 Legacy Project

Monday, April 24, 2017
by Community Relations and Events

On April 11, 2017, the University of Waterloo officially launched their Celebration 2017 Legacy Project at the Bombshelter Pub. Staff, students and professors were invited to kick-off the celebrations and encouraged to leave their legacy by participating in the design competition.

Along with the other celebratory events to mark both the University’s 60th anniversary and Canada’s 150th birthday, Waterloo unveiled a legacy project for student teams to re-design a creative student space in the Arts Quad — and win $10,000 cash if their final design is chosen. 

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To kick-off the event, Sandra Banks, Vice-President of University Relations, introduced the three-stage design competition and co-chairs of Celebration 2017, Peggy Jarvie and Jeff Casello, introduced projected site for the new student space.  

Jeff Casello giving remarks at launch event

Students across all disciplines came together as teams and started on the early stages of the competition — brainstorming ideas for a new student space.

group of students at Celebration 2017

For more information about the competition, please check the Celebration 2017 Legacy Project site.